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Starting September 1, the National Bank of Georgia requires payment providers to temporarily suspend or decline certain high-risk transactions initiated by customers over 60 to combat fraud.

The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) has stated that three Georgia-based crypto-related service platforms, recently included in the EU's sanctions package against Russia, are not under its regulation.

The Monetary Policy Committee of the National Bank of Georgia raised the refinancing rate by 0.25 percentage points to 8.25%, attributing the decision to escalating Middle East tensions and disruptions to shipping.

The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) announced it purchased $86.6 million in foreign currency in January, contributing to the country's international reserves reaching $6.3 billion and continuing a steady increase over the past year.

The National Bank of Georgia announced net foreign currency purchases of $488.2 million in July through its BMatch trading platform, increasing the country's international reserves to $7.5 billion.

The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) announced a record net purchase of $632.9 million in foreign currency through its Bmatch trading platform in May, boosting the country's international reserves to over $7 billion.

The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) announced it purchased USD 429.3 million on the Bmatch trading platform in February, increasing the country’s international reserves to USD 6.65 billion.

The National Bank of Georgia announced it purchased $612.6 million in foreign currency through the BMatch trading platform in June, bringing the country's international reserves to $7.1 billion.

The National Bank of Georgia announced it purchased USD 333.3 million through its Bmatch trading platform in April, increasing the country's international reserves to USD 6.47 billion.

Money transfers to Georgia from abroad increased by 17.1% in February, reaching USD 295.32 million, with the largest inflows originating from the European Union and the United States, according to data from the National Bank of Georgia.